Citi Cardholders Take a Hit, and More Stories From This Week
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Each Saturday, we round up the top miles, points and travel news that you might have missed on TPG this week. Here’s what you need to know.
JetBlue Closing Up Shop at Houston Hobby, Moving to Houston Bush Intercontinental
New operations in Terminal A of Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) will begin in late October.
Pretty in Pink: United Testing Rosé In First Class This Summer
Summer is the perfect time for rosé, and United is bringing the beverage to first class.
Marriott Bonvoy Launches New, Targeted Promotions to Members
Here’s how to check to see if you’ve been targeted.
Citi Slashes Benefits on Most — If Not All — Cards
Some cards’ protection perks are getting slashed.
Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Hit Max Capacity Within 1 Hour on First Day of No Reservations
In the words of Summer Hull, no reservations are required, but that doesn’t mean you’ll get in.
Dominican Republic Hotel Removes In-Room Liquor Dispensers After Tourist Deaths
This hotel is going booze-less in the wake of the recent tragedies in the DR.
Qatar Airways Will Not Retrofit A380s With Qsuite, Signals Early Retirement
The best business class in the sky won’t be around for long, it seems.
Schedule For The Boeing 737 MAX’s Return Becomes More Uncertain
The timeline for the aircraft’s return continues to change.
IHG Apparently Adds New Top Award Category With Luxury Resorts in Macao
Get ready to shell out 75,000 points for these stays.
Everything You Need to Know About Airbnb’s New Adventures
Here’s a breakdown of Airbnb’s additions.
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